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If they can make the EUV machines I doubt it’s beyond Europe to do the manufacturing at higher levels. And as commented elsewhere, ARM
by dhdueii18 5mo ago
If they can make the EUV machines I doubt it’s beyond Europe to do the manufacturing at higher levels.
And as commented elsewhere, ARM
- cenamus 5mo agoAlso Siemens/Infineon. Although that's a vastly different node size, but still, there's some expertise present
- nereye 5mo agoAnd ST (with similar considerations for node size etc.).
- jeffrallen 5mo agoAs a European, enjoying the environmental quality of life our regulations provide, I'm ashamed to admit it might be impossible to make chips here, as it's probably a dirty industry that Europe prefers to keep offshore.
- dadoum 5mo agoAnd you are wrong to think that in my opinion, chip manufacturing in Europe was huge 25-30 years ago (there was high-end memory chips manufacturers, high-end GPU manufacturing and cutting edge nodes in Europe at the time).
- disgruntledphd2 5mo agoWe make lots of chips (for mostly US based companies) in Europe, so that ship has sailed.
- inemesitaffia 5mo agoThere are EU/Euro fabs. Not just cutting edge or for logic
- 627467 5mo agoAhh exporting problems then shouting mindlessly why 'everyone else don't just do what we do'
- kyboren 5mo ago> If they can make the EUV machines [...] They can't. The EUV light source is produced by Cymer, an American subsidiary of ASML.